How technology developers can shape the future of work without leaving workers behind | Jenna Myers (@JennaEMyers) of @CIRHR_UofT@AOMConnect
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Just because automation often disenfranchises lower-wage workers doesn't mean it has to.
This cool new paper by @JennaEMyers shows us that the vendor has quite a bit of power to help management hit KPIs while influencing deployment to help workers!
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A Forum on the Politics of Skills. Deciphering "Skills". Anderson (@Burmafoodfamily) discusses how systemic issues around class, nationality, & gender highlight how subjective our supposedly objective measures of worker "skills" are. @SAGEJournals
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CIRHR PhD student, @lalauram_'s coauthored report for @GenderEconomy highlights the importance of prioritizing care and the caring economy in research and policymaking to ensure better outcomes in future crises. #CareWork
Starting off our May Issue: Bailey of @CornellUCOMM offers a timely & much-needed review of emerging technologies & their potential negative consequences for work & society. She also suggests policies to combat the negative impact. @SAGEJournals
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Excited to be presenting at @Telfer_uOttawa next Friday. Will be repping @CIRHR_UofT and sharing my in-progress research on technology developers' role in elevating the frontline workers who use their technologies. External guests are welcome to come!
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Curious to know whether/how the company is supporting this policy with other recruitment and hiring practices to make it sustainable. In any case, this would be a game changer for the job seekers I’m currently studying.
Preparing for an job interview is labour and candidates may even have to take time off work to attend an interview. I'm pleased to share that @FoodShareTO will now be compensating folks ($75) for their interviews (approx. 1 hr) to join our team. 1/2
Today, D.C. lifted its indoor mask mandate for bars & restaurants. For 24 months, hospitality workers have been the enforcers of yo-yoing restrictions intended to keep us safe. Please humor me on this monster thread about what they went through so we don't forget.🧵
Bailey of @CornellUCOMM offers a timely & much-needed review of emerging technologies & their potential negative consequences for work & society. She also suggests policies to combat the negative impact. Open Access until 03/19 #EmergingTech@SAGEJournals
https://t.co/HDWGeUTt5m
Happy to share that my paper with @ssuri and @LSCULT, "How Much Do Platform Workers Value Reviews? An Experimental Method", has been accepted at #CHI 2022.
We propose an experiment-based method to numerically quantify reputation system-based algorithmic control. Abstract below:
My Project on Workforce colleague @JosephBFuller@harvardhbs’s new report today on upward mobility in companies is well-worth your read. Joe is 💯 right to focus on the critical role of employers in breaking the cycle of dead-end jobs & costly churn: https://t.co/fHjm9frtRu
Read on to be inspired by hugely courageous caregiver workers and to be enraged by the power of union busting law & tactics. Ty for this piece @VanessaVeselka https://t.co/z6ouiupE2i
No better time to study these issues! At the Centre for Industrial Relations and Human Resources, we're accepting PhD applicants until Jan. 15. @CIRHR_UofT@UofT#AcademicTwitter#PhD
Why the Media Loves Labor Now https://t.co/k9lq7Ja3YF
State Actor Orchestration. In a 20-month study @JennaEMyers of @CIRHR_UofT & Kellogg of @MITSloan show the potential for state government actors to facilitate coordination of workforce development systems across geographies & industries. @SAGEJournals
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Words matter. If we want to build a an economy founded on good jobs, we’ve got to talk differently about workers, skills, and jobs. So I wrote a Style Guide for a Good Jobs Economy with @AlisonOmens https://t.co/hXWho9zxwB